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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1970

Page

3

Norwalk Head Start seeks staff for CAC program

The Community Action Commission announces job openings at the CAC office for head teacher, teachers, teacher assistants, part time cook, cook's assistant and a community organizer. Applicants for head teacher must be college graduates. Apply at 2742 E Main Street or call 668 8105. Norwalk begins its first nine month Head Start funded program this year. Last chance to register children is tonight at 7 30 at the Parents Advisory Council meeting at Columbia Gas Co.

Norwalk Community Action Commission CAC William Lewis Main Street Parents’ Advisory Council Columbia Gas Co

Van and car collide on Main Street injures no one reported

Carl D. Ezell of Huron was cited for failure to yield when his van hit Walter E. Wise’s car as Ezell turned onto Main from Prospect. Police noted damage to Wise’s car and Ezell’s reliance on the reported path. A second scene at Fisher-Titus Hospital involved Dr. William Holman and a struck parked car with a witness giving a license plate for Sue Wigner.

Carl D. Ezell Huron Walter E. Wise North Prospect St Ezell Main Street Prospect Wise William Holman Warren Drive Fisher-Titus Hospital Sue Wigner Milan Wigner

Gospel Singer Alan McGill To Perform At Calvary Baptist

Baltimore based gospel recording artist Alan McGill will present a program of songs and testimony at 7 30 p m Thursday at Calvary Baptist Church He has recorded for Sacred Zondervan Word and Capital and has performed across the nation with wife Nancy.

Alan McGill Calvary Baptist Church McGill Nancy Baltimore Sacred Zondervan Word Capital

Africa Missionary to Speak in City at Assembly of God

Raymond L. Zents Jr. missionary to the Upper Volta will speak at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Assembly of God Church. Zents, a former Piqua and Windham pastor and Central Bible College graduate, plans to return to Upper Volta with wife Diane and daughter Alicia. Local pastor Rev. Kenneth Judd invites the public.

Raymond L. Zents, Jr Upper Volta Assembly of God Church Mr. Zents Piqua Windham Central Bible College Springfield Republic of West Africa Sahara Desert Zents Diane Alicia

SAVE TIME MONEY Shop the WANT ADS WAY LOOKING FOR A HOME

Read The Classifieds for home listings and affordable housing options. Find houses, apartments, and rental opportunities from local advertisers with quick, practical options for buyers and renters.

Annexation Aims At 22.7 Acre Church Property

City Council to consider annexation of 22.7 acres south of Garcia Drive and east of Benedict Avenue. Petition approved by the county over three months ago is filed by Angelo Joseph and Louise B. Zannieri. Most land owned by St. Peter's Lutheran Church.

Garcia Drive Benedict Avenue William V. Mount Angelo Joseph Louise B. Zannieri Garcia Dr St. Peter's Lutheran Church

New London Schools Hike Lunch Prices Amid Cash Crunch

New London school officials approved a $100,000 advance from the Huron County Auditor to cover payroll and operating costs as the district faces unpaid November and December bills. Lunch prices rise from 35 to 40 cents for students and 50 to 55 cents for adults with cafeteria deficits continuing. The board weighs ending cafeteria service next fall but avoids action.

New London New London School Board Barbara Angle Huron County Joseph Hurley Hurley

County fair receives 14548 from Ohio Fairs Fund

The Huron County Fair is among 68 fairs to receive 14548 from the Ohio Fairs Fund distributed by State Auditor Roger Cloud. Each fair gets 2500 as a baseline, 3000 for racing events, and 9048 for stake races for two year olds and fillies.

Huron County Ohio Fairs Fund Office of Roger Cloud

Norwalk Mayor's Court Dispositions

James E. Smith of Monroeville faced speeding with a $17 bond forfeiture. James L. Smith of 22 Bank St. received a $100 fine and $7 court costs for drunken driving. Daniel Lee Houghtlen of 4 Reed St. had speeding with a $22 bond forfeiture. Carl D. Ezell of Huron forfeited $17 bond for failure to yield the right of way.

Norwalk James E. Smith Monroeville James L. Smith Bank St Daniel Lee Houghtlen Reed St Carl D. Ezell Huron

Contempt sentence in drunken driving case for Sandusky man

Phillip Lewis, 28, was held in contempt of court and jailed five days after comments to Judge Robert J. Vetter during a Common Pleas Court hearing on a drunken driving charge. He pleaded not guilty and posted bond at $2,000 cash or $4,000 property. Charles Kennedy, 51, of Westlake, pleaded guilty, fined $200 and costs, and received three days in jail with a 30 day license suspension.

Phillip Lewis Sandusky Lewis Robert J. Vetter Common Pleas Charles E. Kennedy Westlake

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